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Household Air purifier/ Ionizer, How reliable it is?

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mleong
post Oct 29 2008, 11:26 AM

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QUOTE(KLsooner @ Oct 9 2008, 12:00 AM)
Let me share somethings with you all

1. DO NOT buy air purifier from Amway, Gintell, Ogawa. They are not professional HVAC maker but direct/retail seller, they OEM from china and sell high price under their brand. 4K for a purifier? The price just rip me off, that's how AMWAY send their "diamonds" to oversea trip every year. A good air purifier just cost around 500-700, I recommend Acson, AAF and Sharp. Easy to get from major electronics shops and easy to get filter replacement.

Well, no offence intended. Can't blame you for not knowing what is behind the technology involved in the Amway Air purifier. What kind of tests that the Amway put thru the purifier, the high tech behind the Fan motor design, the total electricity operation costs(how much it costs you to run the device for a period of 1 month), the effectiveness of the filter (surface area of pre filter, the HEPA filter and the Carbon filter), and the CADR rating.

There are more to it, but not going to get into it.

This post has been edited by mleong: Oct 29 2008, 11:32 AM
mleong
post Oct 30 2008, 11:50 AM

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QUOTE(KLsooner @ Oct 29 2008, 03:06 PM)
Putraskyline,

            12ftx8ft is not big, the air purifier should serve you well.
mleong,

            Why don't you enlighten us? I do not know Amway makes air purifier.
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Too long to put it in words. But if any of you are interested, I can let you try out the unit for a few days. No obligations at all.
After all, it does not matter what "Way" if comes from, be it Amway, Cosway, Elken or what ever, if the products words for you, then it is good. FYI: Amway also have products from Sharp, Philips etc, just to name a few.


Added on October 30, 2008, 12:05 pmJust a Guide. Cheers thumbup.gif

http://207.140.180.12/dirsvc/aham.nsf/fraA...0Air%20Cleaners

http://www.achooallergy.com/air-purifier-buying-guide.asp

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mleong
post Oct 31 2008, 04:36 PM

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QUOTE(arthurlwf @ Oct 30 2008, 10:11 PM)
My home is nearby to cement machinery and every time the machine start to process the cement, the wind will blow to my home along with the filty dust... sad.gif

Is it by getting more Air Purifier the only option I have in order to overcome this problem???

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Let me know if you are interested to test out.
mleong
post Nov 1 2008, 11:38 PM

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QUOTE(KLsooner @ Oct 31 2008, 09:25 PM)
mleong,
 
I am not buying all your crap here. Why you are avoiding your own statement? If you can give all of us here with satisfactory answer, not only I will buy a unit of Amway purifier from you, I will join Amway as your downline. How about that, dare to take up the challenge?

First you said I do not know what is behind the technology involved in the Amway Air purifier, I assume you know more than me. Let see..

1) What kind of tests that the Amway put thru the purifier?
2) What is the high tech behind the Fan motor design?
3) What is the total electricity operation costs (how much it costs you to run the device for a period of 1 month)?
4) We all know what the filters are all about, Acson, AAF and Sharp all use the same filters, you have to show us what is so special about Amway's pre filter, the HEPA filter and the Carbon filter that make Amway charge us 3k more despite lack of Plasma-Ionizer?
5) What is CADR rating? How does it affect the quality of the product?

Don't come back with "Too long to put it in words, come try my product, no obligation" crap.

arthurlwf ,

I will suggest you to install air-cond and air purifier for the sake of your family health. Buy baisc air-cond (without fancy features like purifier, ionizer, oxigen pump), if you use air-cond for long hours and can afford a little bit more, get a basic Inverter type and any of the air-purifier recommended above except "AMWAY PURIFIER". If you really are going for Inverter type, get a Daikin or Panasonic DC inverter.
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I know you won't buy it. after all you cannot afford it anyway. Since most of you all have doubts about the Amway air treatment, why not let the product prove for itself. If you want to join me as my downline, let's meet with open mind. How about that? (That is a sincere invitation)
mleong
post Nov 2 2008, 12:08 AM

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QUOTE(b00n @ Nov 2 2008, 12:44 AM)
dude, the guy does have a valid question and since you're promoting Amway's air purifier it's your job to clarify those question.
If you don't than you can't ppl to have doubt on you or the product you're selling:
To me, he seems to know better in regards to Air Purifier product than you do.
And like he mentioned and obviously to consumers, if the product is using the same tech and does the same job; why opt for a more expensive one?
So unless you can clarify why Air Purifier products from AmWay is more expensive I guess your recommendation wouldn't help here.
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So basically you want me to list out all the specs, features etc? smile.gif (don't want to violate any rules)
mleong
post Nov 2 2008, 12:16 AM

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OK. If you want to know, I can give you the list of features etc, but I will not compared it to any model. THere are too many out there. Maybe you can help me on a few of the models that you are interested to compare against. Sound good? thumbup.gif

Better yet, here is a more detail info on it.
http://www.amway2u.com/miniweb/atmosphere/intro_en_US.jsp

This post has been edited by mleong: Nov 2 2008, 12:41 AM

 

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